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UMaine receives award from Governor's Energy Office to launch new programs and courses on offshore wind - UMaine News

University of Maine faculty will help meet the workforce demand of the offshore wind industry by offering students more training for future careers with new courses, micro-credentials and an undergraduate concentration in offshore wind energy, made possible with a $266,669 award from the Governor’s Energy Office’s Clean Energy Partnership program. The initiative, OffshoreWind4Maine, led by […]
United States Gulf Of Maine University Of Maine Damian Brady Andrew Goupee Matthew Tomasko
Source: umaine.edu

Lifecycle performance of WET (subsea) and DRY Tree systems for big, complex reservoirs in ultra-deep waters

Part 2 of this three-part series examines the full lifecycle operations simulations performed using BMT’s SLOOP event domain software, to compare subsea (wet tree) and dry tree concepts. This article argues for using a permanently moored dry tree concept with key performance statistics of DP MODUs and platform rigs.
University Of Houston United States Paul Hyatt Chuck White William Brendling World Oil

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Lifecycle performance of wet (subsea) and dry tree systems for Lower Tertiary reservoirs in ultra-deepwater GOM

This first article of a three-part series introduces the basis and results of 30-year lifecycle operation simulations performed to compare a subsea (wet tree) hub and spoke scheme to a dry tree phased approach using Frontier’s concepts to develop major discoveries in the ultra-deep high-pressure Gulf of Mexico.
University Of Houston United States Gulf Of Mexico Oceans General North Sea Paul Hyatt

Verma leads UMaine to create new opportunities for students to study offshore wind in Norway - UMaine News

University of Maine graduate students will soon have new opportunities to study offshore wind energy at one of the largest universities in Norway.  The Norwegian government awarded UMaine and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) about $292,000, or approximately 3 million Norwegian krone, to develop new, collaborative learning and research opportunities between both […]
Andrew Goupee Patrick Moroney Saravanan Bhaskaran Richard Kimball Keith Berube Marcus Wolf
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